Landslide on National Highway 4D in Lao Cai Injures One, Disrupts Traffic
A significant landslide occurred on National Highway 4D in Muong Khuong, Lao Cai Province, northern Vietnam, on the morning of November 14, injuring a female teacher. Approximately 200 cubic meters of debris blocked the road, causing temporary traffic disruption, but authorities quickly cleared it within hours.
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